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- Previously...
- All I found

was a empty box, save for one jewel.

Saved it, thinking it might be useful.

Would you look out for Willie,

serve as his father?

I'm grateful to you.

Archibald and Margaret Campbell.

- You're fortune tellers?
- Aye.

Margaret's a seer. We are departing

for the West Indies. Sailors are

a superstitious lot. I canna risk them

pitchin' my sister
overboard, no when we have

a wealthy client to administer to.

Mistress Fraser, I am
duty bound to report

your husband's crimes to the
authorities in Jamaica.

Can't you look the other way?

Kindly escort the doctor to the ship.

She seems to have lost her way.

There's a box full of ancient coins

- on Silkie Island.
- Aye, I can swim that.

Jamie.

Christ...

Ian!

Ian! CLAIRE: Jamie, no!

You canna take e away from my hom!

Remain still,

- or I'll slit your throat.
- What do you want with me?

Is that what the Bakra seeks?

Seems to be.

- Who is the boy?
- He was holding the box.

What should we do with
him? Feed him to the pigs,

fatten them for the journey?

Please, let me go! You have the box.

Keep him. The Bakra likes young boys.

You bastard! I'll gut you!

Be still, boy. You have a
lengthy journey ahead.

Ugh!

Let the Bakra know I've arrived.

She'll be well pleased.

What's your name?

I'm Henry.

Ian.

Where are we?

Jamaica, I think.

That's where Robbie was from,
and he'd not been on a ship,

he said. They took me in Barbuda.

That's not Robbie. That's Abeeku.

Robbie's gone.

Does he know where we are?

Abeeku?

He doesn't speak English.
He was here when I arrived.

There were six of us then.

Where'd those Portuguese
bastards get you?

Scotland.

It's far from here.

What do you mean there were six of you?

Abeeku and Robbie and
three others were here

when I arrived.

One by one, they were
taken to see the Bakra.

They never came back.

What's a Bakra?

Sit.

I am told you are Scottish.

So am I.

Are you the Bakra?

I am.

But you can call me Geillis.

Don't worry.

It's only goat's blood.

The protein and iron
keeps ma skin young.

Whoo.

You must be starvin'.

Plum cake and pudding.

What do you do with the
boys from the pit?

Eat first.

Then I'll answer questions.

After you.

- Mmm...
- Hmm...

Here.

'Tis better with sugar.

My men tell me you were
on Silkie Island...

and were holding my treasure box

when they found you.

It's only... that box

once contained three sapphires.

And now there are only two.

My men don't have it. They
would never betray me.

Did you take it?

I didn't have time to open the box

before yer ruffians grabbed me.

The cake is too dry.

Did you take my jewel, lad?

I told you already. No!

What is it?

What are ye thinking?

That maybe ma uncle took the jewel.

Why d'ye think that?

Because he's the only one

that kent where the treasure was.

You didn't mean to share
that with me, did you?

'Tis the tea you're
drinking. It forces ye

to speak the truth no matter what.

A witch doctor makes it fer me.

So...

who's yer uncle?

James Fraser of Broch Tuarach.

Is he really?

What does he want with my treasure?

He needed it...

to pay a debt.

My sailors tell me someone
was shoutin' fer you

from the hill when they took ye.

Would that have been

yer uncle Jamie Fraser, by chance?

Aye.

And he'll be comin' for me.

Oh, I'm counting on it, lad.

Perhaps he'll bring my
jewel along with him.

What do you do wi' the boys?

Oh, I have my way with them.

Virgins have such power inside.

And after that, well...

I've no use for them, have I?

Come.

It's no such a bad way to go.

I'm no a virgin.

Good.

You'll know what to do, then.

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Jamaica, the jewel of the Caribbean.

I had seen pictures in
travel brochures...

Rum drinks with little
umbrellas in them.

This was a bit more primitive.

Still, after months at
sea, the bustling port

could not have been a
more welcome sight.

Our dearest hope was
that Young Ian was close

and that Captain Leonard was not.

Fergus.

Now, once the casks are stowed,
have Baxley take the ship

out of harbor to that wee
cove we saw on the way in.

Canna risk being moored here
if the Porpoise decides

- to show herself.
- Aye, Milord.

Maybe the Porpoise has
already come and gone.

No. No, Leonard wouldn't
have time to refit,

find crew, and provision his ship

before departin'. We may
still have a chance

to find Young Ian and slip
away before he arrives.

Perhaps we should look separately.

I'll take some of the crew

and search the town, and you can ask

- about the Bruja.
- I will not part, Sassenach.

I'm not losing you again. We'll
search the town together.

Beggin' your pardon,
but have you recently

disembarked the Artemis?

And you are?

My apologies. I'm Kenneth Maclver.

The Artemis is my employer's vessel.

James Fraser, your employer's cousin,

supercargo of the Artemis.
My wife, Claire Fraser.

We brought ye French wine and brandy.

Jared's cousin?

Why, I wasn't expectin' to
receive goods 'til summer,

though it is fortuitous
timin', I must say.

I'm expected to bring four casks of wine

to the new governor's residence.

He's havin' a grand ball tonight.

You'd be welcome to join us.

My wife would be delighted
to host Jared's kinsman.

Thank you for the
invitation, but I'm afraid

we have a more pressing matter at hand.

I see. May I be of
service in that matter?

Aye. Uh, maybe.

Show us where we might find lodging,

and I'll apprise you of
our search along the way.

A frightening tale, to be sure.

I do hope you find yer nephew.

The ship that took him was the Bruja.

Do you know if she's been moored here?

I do.

I took a hogshead of Vinho do Porto

from her a week ago. She
departed the next day.

She's gone? Where?

Likely Portugal. Perhaps Africa.

Did she sell any slaves?

We were told that if Young Ian survived

that they'd attempt to sell him

at the slave market here.

I do not know, madam. I'm sorry.

You'll be wanting to make inquiries

at the slave market to be certain.

Aye, we will.

Ye'll find fair lodgings here.

I'll send some of my men
to fetch yer belongings

from the Artemis.

Thank you, sir.

Be glad I bought ye that
parasol, Mistress Fraser.

Ye dinna want people to think
you aren't respectable.

Thank you, Lesley. I really don't care

if these people think I'm respectable.

We're looking for a fair-skinned lad

who may have mistakenly been sold here

- off a ship called the Bruja.
- No, man.

I only trade savages.
What do you take me for?

Have ye heard of any fair-skinned lads

being sold here recently...
16 years of age?

Ah, good day, gentlemen! Come!

I have some of the finest
Gold Coast Negroes.

I'm not here for that.
Looking for my nephew...

Transported here on the Bruja.

May have been in port a month past.

Yes, I know the Bruja,

but she trades only in Negroes...

not as seasoned as mine,
and yet here mine sit.

You'd think the new governor would have

more sense than to buy
low-quality goods.

The governor bought the Bruja's slaves?

Yes.

Same governor that's hosting
a reception tonight?

Yes, the very same.

Those slaves may ken what's
become of Young Ian.

Yeh, we could break in and find them

- at the governor's...
- We dinna need to break in.

I've been invited.

Where is Claire?

Shall we start the bidding at, uh,

10 pounds sterling.

You ask too much, sir.

Come now, look at this rare specimen,

ladies and gentlemen. Young,
virile, as you can see.

Look at how tall.

- But he can hardly walk!
- No good

for field work, that's true. But...

a sound investment for breeding.

Can you give assurance of his virility?

Mrs. Abernathy had one three year past,

big as a mule,

and not a foal dropped on his account.

Ah, well.

Assurances, sir. Assurance!

Well... I'll give you a demonstration.

See for yourselves.

See how it grows.

Stop it!

Get your hands off of him!

Get off him, now!

Leave me alone!

Get off me, you animals!

- Get off me!
- Order!

Get off me!

Claire, ye all right?

I'm fine. Do something... help him.

Please.

You bought him?

In my name?

Well, 'tis the simplest
way to appease the man

that owned him. I told
him it was your...

your first time at the slave market

and you were... overcome.

You weren't lying.

"Received of Claire Fraser,

the sum of 20 pounds sterling

being in full for the purchase of a...

Negro slave named Temeraire."

Aye. The bill of sale needed

a name to make it legal.

And you were the one
that wanted me to do it.

We have to free him.

Aye.

We do.

But...

Canna release him in Kingston.
He'll just be captured again.

At least with us, he'd be cared for.

What if I tear this up?

Well, then he'd be just a... companion.

Well, then you'll have
no proof he's yours.

He'd have no proof.

By law, someone else could claim him.

It's a nightmare.

We'll think of something. Promise.

We'll keep him safe... take him wi' us

and set him free when it
means he truly can be.

In the meantime...

I've accepted Maclver's invitation

to the governor's reception tonight.

Why?

The slaves from the Bruja

were purchased by the
governor's household.

They may ken what's become of Young Ian.

I wasna sure they'd trust me, but...

They may trust him.

We want to free you.

We don't know how yet,
or where we can safely.

But we will free you.

You buy me...

to set me free?

We've no desire to own you.

So I'm free?

Aye.

When we can find a way.

We plan to leave the island soon.

First, there's someone we must find...

My nephew.

He's been kidnapped...

Taken into slavery as you were.

There are some men that
may ken where he is,

but I canna speak with them.

They've been enslaved.

If you will come with us

to the governor's reception tonight,

speak with these men,

learn what has become
of my nephew, then...

we shall be indebted to ye.

Will you help us?

Then we have a bargain.

I need to find the missing stone!

Perhaps Margaret could do the reading

with the two stones
that you already have.

Are ye daft?

Have we not combed over the prophecy

- of the Brahan Seer for weeks?
- Aye, we have,

- I simply...
- The prophecy states

that a seer must hold all
three sapphires at once.

'Tis the only way I'll ken

when the new Scottish king will rise.

If it's 500 years hence?

Don't concern yerself with that.

I fear the treasure, Archie.

- 'Tis born of blood and death.
- That's enough, Margaret.

What did she say?

Margaret was just wondering...

how did you hear of the jewels?

They were handed down

from father to son for generations,

until they came into the
hands of Dougal MacKenzie.

He hid them along with
the family treasure

on Silkie Island.

Never got to use it, poor man.

He died a hero in the
Battle of Culloden.

Then you truly have no...
use for the treasure

other than the stones ye require?

Ye'll no get a shilling

until yer sister's gifts are rendered.

Show my, uh...

my manservant to the slaves' quarters

- where he may be of service.
- Yes, sir.

Find us... when you have news.

Oh!

So... do I look like a
Scottish provocateur?

No. You look like a dandy.

No, ma chérie, he looks
like a Frenchman.

- Mm.
- The same thing.

No one will be looking at you

anyway, Milord... not once
they've had an eyeful

- of Mr. Willoughby.
- Well, that's why

you're here... distraction.

Now, you are a vision, mo nighean donn.

To look at you, could
be back at Versailles.

That was a very long time ago.

Ye look as 'twas yesterday.

Mr. Campbell?

Why... Mistress M-Malcolm, was it?

Oh... yes, it was. Um...
uh, Archibald... or, well,

his sister Margaret was
my patient in Edinburgh.

I remember you said you were coming

to the West Indies, but...

What chance that we end up

on the same island, eh?

Well, I'm, uh, delighted to see you.

And your sister? She's here?

She is, though the wee urchin
has wandered off from me...

As is her wont, the poor darling.

Is she feeling better?

Oh, much.

She's greatly happy here.

We have the most wonderful lodgings.

Well, it was lovely to see you.

Canna stand to wait in
line like this, but...

I'm sure the governor's the right man

to speak to about Ian.

When does it end?

The slave trade?

Not for another 70 years
in the British Empire

and 100 in America.

Where did you find him?

I must know. Is he genuine?

May I... introduce my acquaintance,

Mr. Yi Tien Cho,

late of the Celestial Kingdom of China.

Really?

From China?

What an unthinkable distance
you must have come.

Do let me welcome you to
our small island, Mr...

Mr. Cho.

If all of the woman are
as delightful as you,

I shall feel quite at home.

Goodness. He even speaks English.

Truly, your lost lad will
reach distant shores

without harm, and one day...

one day will be free of the
shackles that bind him.

Thank you, mistress.

- Thank you.
- Margaret.

Stop that. Leave us.

How dare you disobey me,

telling fortunes without my permission?

Do you remember when
we were like that...

- So obvious in public?
- Aye.

Couldna keep yer hands off me.

'Course, you were holding on
from the back of the horse

for most of the time, so
it couldn't be helped.

Perhaps it's because of yer
coming through the stones.

- Perhaps what is?
- The ghosts...

that keep coming into our lives,

drawn to us the way... we
are drawn to each other.

Your Excellency.

Jamie.

Good to see you, John.

This is my wife, Claire.

Claire, this is Lord John.

John Grey?

Yes... but I thought that...

Aye. I thought she'd died too, but...

she returned to me.

My God.

But how?

Uh, that's a... rather long story.

Come. Let's talk in private.

What joy to see you.

Are you quite all right?

Is Willie h-here?

Oh, she knows.

Uh, no. He's not with me.

I only arrived a month ago myself.

Isobel and Willie will
join me in the summer,

when the journey's less daunting.

- How is he?
- He... well.

- He's growing very fast.
- Does he still ride?

Yes, he's a marvelous equestrian.

You taught him well.

That's good.

I'm pleased, uh...

he's a good lad. I've missed him.

And he, you.

He still remembers you.

Uh... from time to time.

Course.

'Tis no important...

a-as long as he's happy.

So...

how is it that you come to
be Governor of Jamaica?

By malediction, I believe.

This... clammy isle is the terminus

in a number of posts and
so-called promotions.

Though I should ask the same of you.

What brings you so far from home?

Well, our nephew, Ian
Murray, has been kidnapped.

We believe he's been
brought to the island.

Well, what can I do to help?

Could you... introduce us

to some of the landowners
on the island...

Those that keep... um,
indentured servants?

Of course... though that
will be nearly all of them.

My, uh...

manservant is speaking
to your slaves now.

We hope that some of them
may know where the lad is.

Oh, whatever I can do.

Is that...

Indeed it is, the...

the sapphire you gave me at Ardsmuir.

I... I wear it to...

Remember our friendship.

Excuse me. I must return to my guests.

I shall find you shortly.

My God, it is good to see you.

- Champagne?
- Aye.

Thank you.

Ah. Glad you've returned.

I'd like to introduce you to a Freemason

who's acquainted with almost everyone

on island and may know
something of your nephew.

Go on.

I'll make some inquiries of my own.

I do not want to...

disturb you...

Your brother...

he does not treat you as you deserve.

You are a rare soul.

And you are rarer still.

What does that mean?

Flower... from heaven.

Excuse me.

I see they've put out the champagne.

Yes. Would you like some?

- Or some brandy?
- Brandy, thank you.

We've met before, you know.

Before the Rising.

In a barn... just outside Corrieyairack?

You defended my virtue.

Come, now. We both know

your virtue was not in jeopardy.

No, it wasn't.

Jamie told you about Willie?

Yes. And his mother.

Your wife's sister, I believe.

He has told you a great deal.

That really is a very
beautiful sapphire.

Jamie gave that to you?

Yes.

Although, to be honest,
he didn't actually

give it to me. He, uh, surrendered it

after he'd escaped.

He found it after he
was searching for you.

He believed you might
have come back to him.

And...

Now you have.

Yes.

I have.

Well, it certainly is a pleasure

to finally meet the love that was his...

every heartbeat.

I'm so sorry, I...

You'll have to excuse me. I...

I believe I've seen a ghost.

Of all the gin joints

in all the towns in all the world.

It is you.

I thought...

I thought you were dead.

- How did...
- Did I escape the pyre?

Ye'll recall I was with
child back at Cranesmuir.

Of course.

Well...

'twas the wee ratling
that saved my life.

They had to wait for the bairn to come

before they could carry
out the sentence.

He was an innocent, ye see.

They kept you in... the thieves' hole

that entire time?

Three months.

When my pains began...

they took me out of the hole,

and the babe was born in my own bedroom,

in the fiscal's house.

They let me hold him...

and he was as warm as
his father's balls.

And of course...

Dougal came to fetch him,

fer fear someone would
find out it was his.

Why are men such fools?

Ye can lead them anywhere
by the cock for a while.

Give them a bairn, and you have them

by the balls again.

But it's all ye are to them,

whether they're coming
in or going out...

A cunt.

Well, here's to it, I say.

Most powerful thing in the world.

Dougal helped you escape?

I got him to bribe the locksman

and ensure that the hooded figure

dragged to the pyre next mornin'...

wouldn't be that of Geillis Duncan.

Then who was it?

Auld Grannie Joan MacClellan
had died three days before.

Few rocks in the coffin,
lid nailed down tight,

and Bob's your uncle.

She blazed something beautiful too.

You were there?

Aye.

Wouldna have missed it.

No one gets to witness
their own funeral,

let alone their own execution.

Then Dougal found a home for the bairn.

Got me away.

I hid out for a while.

So, then...

why did you come here?

To Jamaica?

After Culloden...

when I found out about Dougal's death...

I married a plantation owner
drownin' in sugar money.

Poor sop died years ago... Very
unhealthy atmosphere it is

for Englishmen in the tropics.

Any little thing will carry them off.

I'm Mistress Abernathy now

of Rose Hall.

So I was right about you.

Yes, you were.

And you saved my life.

Never got to thank you.

I did wonder whether our
paths would cross again

after Cranesmuir.

Why are you in Jamaica?

We're looking for Jamie's nephew.

He's been kidnapped.

We think he might have
been sold into slavery

somewhere here on the island.

That's terrible.

How can I help?

Well, you know a lot of people here.

You could ask around.

Of course.

What are friends for?

Ah, your necklace. It's beautiful.

Is that...

Uh... black coral. From Jamie.

Oh, do let's go say hello
to your wee fox cub.

Perhaps he'll have a
bauble for me as well.

Jamie.

You remember Geillis?

How could he forget?

Aye.

Have you met the governor?

Aye, just this evening.

It's a wonderful soiree,
Your Excellency.

I wish ye welcome...

Wherever did you get
that... lovely gemstone?

This has... has become quite the...

conversation piece tonight, hasn't it?

I should wear it more often.

Uh, well, it was found on an island

off the coast of Scotland
many years ago, and...

given to me by a friend.

Given to you by a prisoner.

Well... I tend to omit that detail.

Fascinating.

If you'll excuse me, Governor.

We'll speak again soon, I promise.

She's a touch strange, isn't she?

Uh, you have no idea.

I need your sister to do
readings for the crowd.

- Now?
- Will that be a problem?

No, but I didna think her
talents were required

- this evening.
- Well, they are now.

Might I ask a small fee
from those that come?

Ye do whatever ye must.

I care only for one reading.

The sun rises on a snake and true,

slithering in close to you...

A wise rabbit will guard
its den, but a fool...

Sorry, what's happening?

They're telling fortunes.

Your neighbor to the east is a thief.

Guard against him.

That's Margaret.

Yer patient?

Yes. Archibald said

they were coming here in the service

of a rich patron. Must be Geillis.

Governor. How would you like to have

your fortune told?

I daresay I'm fortunate enough.

Nonsense.

Indeed it is. Forgive me,

but I have guests to whom I must attend.

What do you say, friends?

Shouldn't he oblige us?

If I must.

I dinna want to do this.

Oh, so you'll do your part

to entertain the heathen slaves
for no payment in return,

but not for our patron?

Has she no been kind and
munificent to us here?

Now, when she brings the governor over,

add his stone to these and
deliver the prophecy.

I want to help people.

This'll bring death. I can feel it.

Oh, can you now? Ye'll do it anyway...

or I'll get out the stick.

Here she comes.

Now, she'll need something
personal of yers to hold,

Your Excellency.

When twice 1,200 moons have coursed,

'tween man's attack

and woman's curse...

and when the issue is cut down...

Then will a Scotsman wear a crown.

A Scotsman in a crown?

Well.

What a peculiar pastime.

What do the words mean?

"Twice 1,200 moons"? I
know that's 200 years.

Aye, 200 years must pass
between man's attack

and woman's curse. A woman's
curse is childbirth,

of course, and man's attack is...

Well, saving your presence...
Um, planting one's seed.

Don't worry about my presence.

No, of course not. The, uh...

the issue that must be cut down...

that's the child.

Of course. "Issue" means "progeny."

So, then... a new king will rise

in Scotland upon the death of a child

that is 200 years old on
the day of its birth.

A 200-year-old baby?

Aye.

Do ye think I'm an idiot?

I brought ye here to tell
me when it will happen,

and instead, ye give me

the bloody Case of Benjamin Button.

It's all right.

Just because it's cryptic

doesn't mean we can't solve it, aye?

Quite right, madam. I'm
glad you see it that way.

I-it takes time.

Time, I have.

Fetch yer sister. We're leaving.

- Pinch me.
- Oh, here?

Must be a dream, being here wi' you...

in this beautiful place...

you, my husband...

and I, yer wife.

You're not dreaming.

But can I still pinch you?

Not here.

That's Captain Leonard. We must hurry.

Milord.

Captain Leonard is on the premises.

Go!

Temeraire.

Have our carriages ready
and find Willoughby.

We'll meet you at the inn.

What did you learn? Did you find them?

Escaped slaves in Bruja see white boy.

Tall, yellow hair, speaks strange...

- Like you.
- Aye.

That's him. W-where is he now?

- Boy stay on ship.
- Well, do they know

where the ship took him?

Mistress Abernathy. Rose Hall.

That's Geillis' place.

- She lied to me.
- I told you

- she had a wicked soul.
- Keep bargain?

Aye... aye. When we're in a place

- that'll have ye.
- Free men here.

In Jamaica. Escaped slave live

in mountains, near Rose Hall.

Show us. We'll take ye there.

Go.

Here. Stop.

I see the mark.

This is the path.

I go this way.

- Be safe.
- God go with ye.

Now, we must get to Rose Hall.

And when we get there,
I'll distract Geillis.

And I'll search the
grounds for Young Ian.

Jamie!

Claire...

The portraits of the children...

For safekeeping.

No!

Mistress Fraser.

I see you found your husband.

James Fraser, also known
as Alexander Malcolm,

you are charged with the willful murder

of John Barton, Exciseman,
and high treason

for the printing of seditious libel.

I apprehend you in the name
of His Majesty King George.

After everything I did
for you and your men!

You bloody bastard.

I am the only reason
any of you survived.

Madam.

Come on.

Go. Find Young Ian!

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